Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

L. Matihiew. cashier of Caltour, Gath.
 rle q Co-, commission merchants, has
 iett the city and the firm has discovered
 shortage m his counts, tte amount
 which IS not known. Letters were re-
 eelyed from him a few days ago from
 victoria. ID which he referred his for
 raer employ CTS to his friends, snd it is
 understood that full settlemen. vii!
 be msie.
 FEWER. Sept. 9.-An Fl Peso special
 says: Cincin do Nsjora. Of Paso del
 Norte, prosecuting sttorney Of the court,
 has received a telegram announcing the
 suspension ut Judge Scub.s and Ins,rcc-
 ting him to turn over immediately the
 s-chiyss. etc, of his court to first slcalde
 Juan Bsreli Opinions differ as to the
 causes Of Scubis's suspensIon. Some
 sssisn It to his unwsrrsnted attack upon
 Consul brighem and others say that
 charges were made against him by the
 mayor brought about the result. The
 supreme Court of the Sts.r .ci Chihus- hua, which has the poser, suspended
 him at its session, and the exact cause
 rnsy never be made public.
 PRESCOTT. A. T, September 9-Word
 vas received here last evening that an- ether fight had occurred in Tonto Basin.
 The Iewksburys were attacked by tine Graham faction who smbushed them Lear their homes. John Tewksbury and a man named Miller were killed. Sher- II Nulvenon left here Saturday with warrants for the arrest of the parties who burned Newton's house, where the first fight occurred between the Gra- hams and Tewksburys. The warrants TeSe sworn to by Newton who has not taken sldes. Tbe sheriff will also bring Tswksbury, who will surrender If She Grshsms are captured. The Tevks- bury's informed Mulvenon thst they would not be found unless the Grshams were taken, as they would not leave their homes to their mercy. but would keeP out of the way to avoid 6 fight. Nulvenon says he will bring bis men this time as he proposes to stsy.
 ALLoSA, Ills, September 9.-The su- Irsme court met this morning but did tOthing relative to the anarchists.
 FoBT AssIsABoISE, Mont, Sept, 9.-The Manitoba rsilSsy extension reached Fort Assinsboine station last night. The Garrison turned out and twenty regiments with their bands greeted the track layers.
 MEXICO, Sept. g. Mail connections between this country and the U. $. are frOkep Through passengers from de- l lhyed trans arrived here to-day. over | tie Mexican Central road Msi's and | express will not be transferred, but are | expected tO arrive Saturday or Sunday. | aisny mportHnt negotiations have been | lute rruptei by the deIsy
 kINGMAS. 4. T., Sept. 9-The jury ID | .he case oi the Territory against Albert ] tucker. for embeZZlement, were out SIX | teen hours. disagreed and were dis I charged. he jury stood ten for conSic- tion and two for AcluIttsl. The defend ant was indicted by the Grand JCFy | last Tuesday for embedding 6 package cor obtaining S64S ip currency from Wells, Fargo & O., at Peach Sppngs. The | money wss recovered. The defendant wss held for trial at the April term, under 5000 bonds.
 WAsHEGToS, Sept. 9.-M,mbers of the Medical Congress were photographed in group on the south poTtito steps of tie Treasury Department building. This Is practically the last dsy of the session. A quantity of routine business gas transacted and 1t was decided that the next congress vill be held h Berhn in 1890. A meeting will be held to- morrow morning for the purpose o! ad- jouTning.
 SAN FRASCIsc1, Sept. 9.-l2 m.-The GoveInor hss been drowsy most of the timn since J0 de seemed conscious several times. and twice answered yes, when uuesklult.i
 NEW YORK, September 9-The exec utiYe committee of ihs United LAbcr Party has completed arrangements for tbe holding of 24O two mass meetIogs in cities, large towns, and country dis tric,s of New York. "Im utterly unable to give sn estimate as to the vote We {, hall poll in the state" said Secretary Barnes yesterday, but know it will be far larger thRn expected by the pol iticians O! the old parties.
 JERSEY CITY, N. J. September 9.-At- ter having a most exhaustive exRmipB- ton of all the clues concerning tbe mys- t. riOus disappearance of Mary E Ford's three children the police have reached the conclusion ths. they sailed on ihe R q Star line steamer Belgenlandi with a German woman Eho came on the train with Mrs. Ford from California. Chic. of Police Murphy has sscerisined that the vonGn's name IS Fort and that her husband IS an officer ID the United States navy at. present on leave of sb- sence for three months; Mrs. Fort is sc- companied by her husband who is going back after property that be recently in- herited m France. rbe Belgenlspd is expected 10 arrive st Antwerp to-day, aud Chief Murphy has telegrsphed to the United States consul there to look out for the children.
 CLEVELAND, Ono, September 9.-Ibe family of Captain Clemens, of the schooner SIagrs which vas lost Tn gale on Wednesday on Lske Superior, were 10. on the Ill fssed vessel. They are At theIr homes in this city. li ts therefore probable tbst that cnly ten psrsons lost their lives. the captain. two mates. Machete and Quinn, cook and sir sailors.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, September g. Thomas q. Jones. colonel of he Second Alsbsma Regiment, forwarded by ex- prsss 10 the governor of Connecticut SO [ ' to resch Hartford to-day, battle tisg l6lh, Connections volunteers. lt wss cap.ured st Plymouth. North Carolina, in April, 1864, by member of the Mont gomsry True Blues. which was reorRsn- ized and is now one of the companies n Colonel Jopes regiment. In his letter the Colonel says that ihe flag IS return ed because of the indispOsition to re- tain a nemento of triumph of one brother over the other brother.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9-R m-The The governor has been drovsy most ot the time since 10 o'clock. He seemed cocsclcus several times, and twice sn swered yes. when questioned
 Later-Governor Bartlett has not been conscious since . p. n-. except per hGps for 6 moment He has seemed dis . .- T---.xasura 1n0 Sl- |